Reviews

‘Unbearable Splendor’ Is a Literary White Dwarf Star
‘The Mothers’ Makes a Case for First Person Plural
‘The Red Car’ Is One Hell of a Joyride
Cuba is Both Near and Far in Derek Palacio’s ‘The Mortifications’
‘Of This New World’ Heralds An Exciting New Voice in Speculative Fiction
Long Before WWII, Winston Churchill Was One Badass 24-Year-Old
D. Foy’s ‘Patricide’ Is a Brutal Revelation
‘The Underground Railroad’ Breaks the Chains of Convention
Margaret Atwood’s ‘Angel Catbird’ Says Too Much
‘Origins of the Universe’ Asks a Lot of Interesting Questions